The thing about these terms like "the moon" and "mars" is that since it's not a specific target, the price which is required to reach it will never be reached.
If the price rose by a multiple of 50, most people would still not think we have reached "the moon", because those people would have bought during the period between $10,000 and $500,000. Their "moon" would be at $100,000,000 or another ridiculously impractical numbers.
You'll never get to "mars" and most people still don't think we're at "the moon". It just plays into the futile narrative that everyone could get rich just by being early.
If the price rose by a multiple of 50, most people would still not think we have reached "the moon", because those people would have bought during the period between $10,000 and $500,000. Their "moon" would be at $100,000,000 or another ridiculously impractical numbers.
You'll never get to "mars" and most people still don't think we're at "the moon". It just plays into the futile narrative that everyone could get rich just by being early.
Wound a little tight there, eh Ricky?
